There is a difference between the de jure situation (how the law says something should be) and the de facto situation (how the system actually works) in Iran as concerns lawmaking.
De jure: The Majlis (Legislature) approves a bill and this is signed into Law by the President after having the Supreme Council of Ayatollahs (Judicial) approve the Islamicity (complicity with Shariah Law) of the bill.
De facto: The Supreme Council declares things to be and they are.
Islamic Revolution. constitution and all laws of Iran and all executive organisations and everything changed to Islamic.
laws are made and change in Guyana by the way of parliament
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the laws get established by the government and are passed on by the supreme court.
He made his scribes to write the laws on stone.
Persia was changed to Iran. The name change occurred in 1935.
Iran recently changed it's laws to take away freedom of religion, that government keeps taking more and more of it's citizens rights away. It is illegal in Iran to paint or draw a picture of a sunset or write the word dawn in a poem. I'm not joking, the government changed the laws to make those things illegal.
he changed laws and made new promises and less merciful laws
The Laws Have Changed was created in 2003.
It didn't, they changed the name to Iran.
It was on of the three first empires in the world, it was originally named Persia, later changed to Iran
no it was made in the 1700s and was good then and good now